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He told Radio 4 he was "scrupulous" in observing all Parliamentary rules but had referred himself to the Commissioner for Standards "because of the way this appears" Sir Malcolm also appeared on Today, dismissing the allegations as "unfounded" and vowing to fight them "with all my strength".

David Young, Hachette's chief executive, says: "Publishers can't meet to discuss standards because of antitrust concerns.

Turbidity is also included in the primary standards because of its tendency to interfere with disinfection.

"We have narrowly drafted our advertising standards because of the First Amendment considerations involved.

Foundations are highly privileged institutions and must be held to high standards because of that privilege.

You can't lower your standards because of the way you were brought up".

Mr. Allen said the company was being held to "a different standard because of our size and visibility and success".

Dozens of Democrats, led by Representative John D. Dingell of Michigan, oppose a strict mileage standard because of the presumed costs to the auto industry.

He also echoed Ms. Kennedy's own comments that she would always be held to a higher standard because of her boldface name.

The two men acknowledged that competing with nature would be a challenge, even with their experience in New York City, where artificial decorations are standard because of fire regulations.

In addition to today's stricter standards, "the Juvenile Product Manufacturers Association recommends that seats not be used after six years, and some manufacturers have adopted a five-year standard because of the possible degradation of material," she says.